Have your say
Have your say on local plans and projects. Your feedback helps shape our decisions, alongside other evidence. Take part in the consultations that matter to you and help influence change in North East Lincolnshire.
Open consultations and surveys
Is it a walk to St James’ Square, a trip to the Festival of the Sea every year, or snakes and ladders on the seafront – how do you get up, get active and play?
PLAY is something everyone in North East Lincolnshire should enjoy!
Whether you’re eight, 18 or 88, people should find something in life that keeps their limbs moving and brains active. And that’s why we’re trying to discover just what play means to everyone here in North East Lincolnshire.
It could be a game of bowls in People’s Park, a trip to the swings, a visit to the Ice Rink, a game of bingo, a swim at one of our leisure centres, a coffee morning with friends or simply a walk or ride out.
North East Lincolnshire Council is currently working with other partner groups to agree a shared ‘Play Charter’.
Once this is in place the council will look at what it should support to make sure that our borough grows into a ‘Playful Place’ – with activities that people want and that can help everyone live better lives.
This short survey will help us to understand how people of all ages feel about play, what it means to them and what would help them to ‘play’ more.
Diane Lee is the council’s Director of Public Health, and explains: “When we enjoy activity, we should remember that’s play! It helps us to keep active, to make friends and vitally improves our mood. All of these things lead to better health, and that is what we want to see for everyone.”
Please take our survey at playsurvey
The survey will close on Friday 19th June 2026
For details of our parks and open spaces go to: Parks and open spaces | NELC
We are inviting members of the public, partner agencies, practitioners, community and voluntary groups, and people with lived experience in North East Lincolnshire to share their views on how domestic abuse can be prevented before it occurs, how victims (including children) can be protected, supported and enabled to thrive, and those causing harm can be held to account.
This survey will help inform the development of the North East Lincolnshire Domestic Abuse Partnership Strategy. Your insights will help us understand local priorities, what matters the most to people, and how services can better respond to need.
Your feedback will directly shape future support, prevention work, and partnership action across the area.
*If you or someone you know is affected by domestic abuse or you would like advice and support, you can contact North East Lincolnshire Domestic Abuse services on 01472 575757 or visit Domestic abuse | NELC
To take part please go to: Co-Designing Our NEL Domestic Abuse Strategy.
The closing date for this survey is 29th May
We’d like to know about your views on crime and what crimes should be prioritised to tackle. These questions are part of an annual exercise which combines crime data and public opinions to determine which crimes the Community Safety Partnership will prioritise to tackle. It’s also known as the Joint Strategic Intelligence Assessment (JSIA).
To take part please follow this link Community Safety Survey
This survey will close on Monday 1 June 2026.
The Cancer Alliance is asking people to complete a 10-minute online survey to share
their views on a wide range of topics and issues affecting cancer patients and cancer services in Humber and North Yorkshire, to help to build cancer services for the future.
The Cancer Alliance wants to hear from:
- current and past cancer patients and carers
- people working in cancer services
- people working in other healthcare settings
- general public
The insight gathered via this survey, along with the contents of the national 10-year plan for cancer, will inform the development of the Humber and North Yorkshire plan for cancer.
This plan will shape how we prevent, diagnose, treat, and support people affected by cancer over the next decade. To make sure it reflects the needs of our populations, we need your insight.
Every response helps us build a stronger, more sustainable future for cancer services. Please spare a few minutes to complete this survey: Survey Details | DEVELOPING a 10-year cancer plan for Humber and North Yorkshire
Thank you for helping shape what comes next.
Cancer Alliance contact details for more information:
Leo Stevens, Humber and North Yorkshire Cancer Alliance
Email – [email protected]
Imperial College London is investigating the prevalence of social isolation and loneliness in the general population, including NHS patients & staff. You can choose to take part by completing a brief anonymous survey which is available in several languages.
You can access the survey on your smartphone, tablet or personal computer. The short survey is available in several languages and can be accessed on Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management or by scanning the QR code.
Thank you for taking the time to complete the survey.
